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    Furia Training Center

    Furia Training Center

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Went here for a trial class thinking it would be aimed more for young children. Man was I wrong…read moregreat atmosphere, and the coaches are very supportive, and understanding.

    I do Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) here and my 7-year-old does the American Karate/MMA program. They…read morealso offer boxing, kickboxing, and fitness classes, though I don't do those classes. The instructors, facilities and scheduling are excellent. Their prices are exceptionally low, which makes Furia a hidden gem in this area. There's no contract requirement, no sign up fees, and adults aren't forced to buy an over-priced branded uniform (all this is incredibly rare for a martial arts school). The kids uniform is inexpensive. Furia is also exceptional in that they offer flexible plans, depending on your desired usage. You can choose as little as one day per week (lowest cost), or as much as "unlimited" (still comparatively low), or anything in-between. In the past I have varied my monthly plan based on how busy I was going to be. The facilities have a lot of offer. They have plenty of mat space, an MMA-style octagon, a workout space with weights and equipment (a big plus for me), a separate lobby and large viewing gallery for parents, and a refrigerator to keep your drinks cold. All together, it's a great way to try out the studio for a few months at no obligation. Although Furia has other programs, like adult kickboxing and boxing, I only have experience with two programs. Here are my reviews of each: Adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ): Furia has 7 adult classes per week, spread out Monday through Friday evenings. Classes include both gi (the traditional uniform) and "no gi." They have 4 different BJJ instructors, including a black belt and two brown belts. What I like about this setup is that you get exposed to different teaching styles, and you have the option of choosing which class meets your needs best. If you're interested in MMA, you should definitely check out the no-gi class. The instructor has a strong base in wrestling and MMA coaching, and there's even a pro-fighter who attends that class (don't worry, he goes easy on beginners!). Most classes are 1 hour and 15 minutes. I love that length because I think a 1-hour class is a little too short. Extra bonus: Furia has a partnership with Alliance BJJ in Pearland, which lets you visit that gym if you're ever in the area. Alliance has morning and afternoon classes, so it complements Furia's schedule well. Kid's American Karate / MMA: Jason is the owner and head coach of the Karate/Kickboxing program, and I can tell he put a lot of thought into the kid's curriculum and teaching methodology. Most schools teach the various styles in separate classes. Jason's program stands out for integrating different martial arts into a single program. Kids will learn karate kicks, mixed with boxing-style punching, along with wrestling-style takedowns and Brazilian jiu-jitsu for when they're rolling on the ground. There are a bunch of reasons why I like this format. First, he is developing well rounded martial artists. Second, since the different styles involve different movements, the kids are getting a full body workout in class. Third, since the class "changes gears" when they switch styles, the kids don't get burned out the way they do in other schools. My kid used to take a BJJ-only class at a different gym and I could tell his classmates would start tuning out and getting bored after 20 minutes of similar drills. The gear changes at the Furia program keeps the students mentally engaged and prevents them from getting overwhelmed. Fourth, Jason's program is excellent for anti-bullying and self-defense since it gives the kids experience in all ranges of confrontation (kicking, punching, clinching, and ground). They do a lot of light sparring and I can tell the kids really enjoy that. Most importantly for kids, Jason teaches perseverance, safety, self-control, respect and confidence, and he does it without the excessive formalism and ritual found in a lot of traditional martial arts schools. He has an excellent rapport with children, being both down-to-earth yet strong, and he is able to speak in a way that engages and motivates them. Overall, I highly recommend you try out Furia for yourself and/or your child.

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    Tiger's Den Martial Arts & Fitness

    Tiger's Den Martial Arts & Fitness

    3.0
    (4 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    I can't say enough amazing things about Tiger's Den Martial Arts! Our son is thriving and becoming…read moremore confident! He has been loving his time there this summer for their summer camp and requests I pick him up later than normal! The owners and staff are fantastic! We are going to continue attending Tiger's Den all year and watching our son grow! I'm So glad we found such a wonderful place for our son to learn karate, self respect, respect for others, compassion and confidence! Don't hesitate to send your child to their summer camp, after school program or evening karate classes! They do so much more than karate too!

    Tiger's Den calls itself "shotokan" karate. Trust me, this is NOT shotokan, much less martial arts…read moretraining. It is nothing more than a "black belt factory". Zuhair basically rewards students who can simply yell loudly while doing a terrible punch or kick. A couple of warning signs to prove to you that Zuhair's karate is fake. For starters, who only has his students participate in tournaments against his own dojos. Legit karate schools will compete in AAKF, SKIFF, JKA, or any other LEGIT karate organization. Also, I don't understand how you can promote a student to black belt if they don't even know half the katas they are suppose to know? I use to attend his classes, and I will say that Zuhair is a fake. His karate teaching is terrible. He charges you a fortune for sub-par teaching and uses the excuse that karate will, magically, improve your child's discipline, make them better people, get better grades, and find the cure for cancer. Karate is a legit martial arts. Despite what MMA junkies say, you can honestly use real karate to defend yourself. Sadly, dojos like Zuhair make karate look like some sort of daycare crap. My advice to you, as a recognized shotokan karate black belt, shop around for a karate dojo (or instructor) who is actually recognized by a legit karate organization.

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    Traditional Karate Center

    Traditional Karate Center

    5.0
    (7 reviews)
    33.0 mi

    I started about a year and a half ago and still have a long way to go. It's hard work but very…read morerewarding. I highly recommend these classes for all age groups ( I'm 65) and going strong. The classes have helped immensely with strength, coordination and my weight loss program. Sansei even offer a weeks worth of free classes so you can come and try it out. Hope to see you there soon!

    My wife and I have been attending Traditional Karate Center for over a year and TKC is simply the…read morebest. Sensei Ramon Veras and his team are extremely experienced, encouraging, and treat every student with respect. TKC teaches traditional Okinawan Goju-Ryu karate which is very difficult to find. I feel fortunate that TKC and Sensei Ramon are so great at what they do and that they are so close to where I live. I trained in a different martial arts style some years ago but my experience at Traditional Karate Center has been so much better. Sensei Ramon truly puts quality first. He wants every student to really learn and understand what they are doing. Students advance only when they are ready and when they show proficiency in their skills. As a result, each time you advance a belt level a true sense of accomplishment is felt, because you met the high standards that were set. If you want to learn real Okinawan martial arts and truly apply what you are taught, you can't do better than Traditional Karate Center.

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    Receiving my new belt from Sansei
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    Ganshin Dojo

    Ganshin Dojo

    5.0
    (1 review)
    48.8 mi

    My wife and I practiced shotokan karate for many years and we wanted our kids to learn the same…read moredoctrine as we did, after moving to texas we could not find yet a real shotokan karate dojo until now (believe me we tried several places). My kids have been part of the Ganbaru family for a few months now, and they enjoy every class and love their Sensei. The class is well organized. All kids get to participate and learn. They use real Japanese Karate terminology. The instructors are knowledgeable and you can tell their love for the art. They teach traditional shotokan karate. I recommend this place 100%.

    From the owner: Welcome to Ganshin Dojo, where we honor the tradition of Japanese Shōtōkan Karate-Dō. The name…read moreGanshin was inspired by Hanshi Luis Ganhao, who combined elements from previous dojo names like Ganbaru and Zanshin to form "GanShin," which best reflects the spirit that defines their essence. When separated into two kanji ideograms, "Gan" 頑 means stubborn, determined, strong-willed, and "Shin" 心 means heart, spirit. Together, they convey a powerful meaning for our karate-dō dojo: "a determined, firm, and resolute heart and spirit," embodying our philosophy of perseverance and discipline in the pursuit of mastery. At Ganshin Dojo, we are committed to preserving the authentic techniques and principles of Shōtōkan, guiding our students to not only develop physical power but also to build strength of character. Our motto, "mastery through practice, power with purpose, excellence in character," reflects our core belief that true karate is about more than just skill—it's about cultivating the mind, body, and spirit. Join us in this exciting journey to unlock your potential and become part of a tradition that inspires greatness!

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